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‫Now you can also create lists using special functions such as range.

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‫So if I write a list.

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‫And then record a right range in range.

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‫I have to provide the starting point, stopping point and the step.

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‫So if I provide zero as my starting point, then as my stopping point and step as to.

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‫And if I run this range will provide me an output.

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‫Of 0 to 4, six, eight, and I'm using this keyword to convert this output and the form of list.

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‫So we can create another variable L for equal to.

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‫List.

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‫Range 0 to 10 with a step two.

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‫If we print our variable l for.

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‫We can see zero is our first element two, four, six and then eight.

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‫If we want to sort it in the descending order, we'll write four dot sort.

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‫So it is a function.

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‫And the argument here is reverse equal to true.

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‫If we don't give this reverse equal to true, it will automatically sorted in the ascending order.

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‫But we want it in the descending order.

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‫That's why we are providing argument reverse equal to two.

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‫Now if we check four, you can see.

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‫It is sorted in the descending order.

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‫Our first element is eight, which is the largest and the last element is zero.

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‫The smallest element.

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‫If we want to add more elements into our list, we can use a pen function we'll write for.

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‫Dot append.

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‫And then Brackett, you mentioned the variable.

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‫Here we are writing ten.

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‫This add the value ten at the end of the list.

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‫As you can see, we have ten at the end of the list.

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‫If we want to change the value of any element, we can just write.

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‫That element address So L4 Square record zero.

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‫This is our first element and we want the value of this element to be three.

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‫So if we write equal to three.

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‫It will automatically change the value of of the first element to three.

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‫So earlier it was eight.

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‫Now the value is three.

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‫If we want to change values of multiple elements, we can write.

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‫And for.

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‫We want to change the value of second and third.

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‫So we'll write one.

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‫Colon three.

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‫This means element second and third.

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‫Since three is not included and one is included.

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‫And then in the square record.

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‫We can write the values.

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‫So for example, if we write five comma seven.

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‫Now we are replacing the 6 to 5 and this 4 to 7, we run this.

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‫You can see the values are not changed.

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‫In a way.

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‫We are providing another list to replace the elements of this list.

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‫Now, if we want to insert an element, a specific index, we'll do this by using a keyword insert.

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‫So if we write for insert.

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‫And we want to insert this element at the first position.

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‫So we'll write zero since zero is our first position and we'll write 15.

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‫So if we write 15 in double quotation, this means we are passing this element as a string.

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‫So let's do this.

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‫Fourth.

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‫You can see we have inserted this 15 string.

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‫At the first position and now all my other elements are shifted by one in space.

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‫Now, if we want to remove element of this string, we can do this by using two commands.

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‫First is the remove function and the second is the delete function.

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‫Remove function will remove the value of that element.

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‫So for example, if I write remove bracket three and four remove three, it will first search the elements

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‫which have the value.

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‫Three.

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‫In that case, this is the second element.

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‫So it will delete this second element.

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‫If we run this.

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‫Whereas if I am using delete, it will delete the position of that element.

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‫So for example, if we write del comma L for.

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‫And then I have to specify the location.

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‫So if I write zero, that means the first location will be deleted.

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‫So if we run this.

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‫And again, you can see the thing is now deleted.

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‫We are only on the five, 7 to 0 and ten are remaining.

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‫Now, if you want to know more about this, you can write help.

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‫Help is a key word you can use anywhere.

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‫So you can write health and record.

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‫You can write list.

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‫And if you run this.

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‫You will get all the information about list we are not going to discuss all year.

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‫And just a quick tip.

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‫If you want to remove your output, just select the said, convert it to Rwanda and then again, convert

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‫it to code and now your output is gone.

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‫So if you have some large output, you can you probably want to do this.